Justin Kistner
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Portland, OR

This is my website and I use it to promote my work, make friends, and to give back to the community that first gave to me. This site is powered by Wordpress and the site's theme is based on social networking sites and it's available for you to use and modify. My goal is to entice social network users to bring their activities off of the proprietary networks and on to the normal Web.

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  1. Tom's Gravatar Benjamin Johnson October 2nd, 2006 at 1:21 pm e

    Those are some great ideas but i’m not sure if YouTube intended it to be a community as much as it intended it to be a place for people to be able to host their videos and allow others to view them.

  2. Tom's Gravatar John Trent October 2nd, 2006 at 1:21 pm e

    Those are some great ideas but i’m not sure if YouTube intended it to be a community as much as it intended it to be a place for people to be able to host their videos and allow others to view them.

    To get more of an idea about what i’m talking about, download this episode of a podcast called Inside The Net (Leo Laporte of TWiT and Amber MacArthur) where they interview Steve Chen of YouTube.

    But even if thats not what they intended YouTube to become, thats where it looks like it may need to go. They may even need to go so far as a complete new web release with the added options of making it a better and higher quality social networking website.

  3. Tom's Gravatar Samantha Torch October 2nd, 2006 at 1:21 pm e

    Those are some great ideas but i’m not sure if YouTube intended it to be a community as much as it intended it to be a place for people to be able to host their videos and allow others to view them.

    To get more of an idea about what i’m talking about, download this episode of a podcast called Inside The Net (Leo Laporte of TWiT and Amber MacArthur) where they interview Steve Chen of YouTube.

  4. Tom's Gravatar Raymond Descarte October 2nd, 2006 at 1:21 pm e

    Those are some great ideas but i’m not sure if YouTube intended it to be a community.